PalmInfocenter RSS Feed Now Available

From the better late than never department, PIC is pleased to announce that we now have a RSS feed available. RSS is a headline syndication format which can be used within a webpage or with any number of RSS news aggregation programs. In addition, we also have a JavaScript include file, which is an easy method to include PIC headlines on a website. Read on for the full details.

PalmInfocenter RSS Feeds
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a format for syndicating news and it is an XML-based format for content distribution. The PalmInfocenter RSS feed includes the latest 10 headlines and a brief summary of each article and is updated in real time. Our RSS feed is ideal for server side includes and news aggregation programs. The feed can be found here:

http://www.palminfocenter.com/feed.xml

We also have an RSS feed for the PalmInfocenter forums. This feed shows the last 30 posts in the forums: http://www.palminfocenter.com/forum/rss.php

Palm Software RSS feeds
Our Palm software store also has a number of RSS feeds. There are feeds for new & updated software, best sellers, special discount offers and hot products.

If you're looking for an RSS reader for your Palm device, we recommend Quick News.

Syndication Options
Add PalmInfocenter news to your customized homepage or favorite sites:

JavaScript Include
You can also include the latest PalmInfocenter news headlines on your site using a JavaScript client-side include. It takes moments to set up and can be customized to match the look and feel of your own pages. This method is recommended for personal sites and other non commercial uses.

To use it simply cut and paste this line of code into your HTML page where you would like the output to appear.

It will display like this:

You can customize the look and feel by proceeding the include line with an html FONT tag. Alternatively you can use CSS elements; each link in the output has a class name of "PIC".

If you decide to include our headlines on your site or within an application, please send us a brief email and let us know how you are using them.